BASAL ANAESTHESIA FOR SHORT OPERATIONS

Anaesthesia for Gastric Operations.

Induction and recovery characteristics of isoflurane and halothane anaesthesia for short outpatient operations in children.

Induction and recovery characteristics of isoflurane anaesthesia were compared with halothane anaesthesia during outpatient myringotomy and placement of Sheely ventilation tubes in 101 unpremedicated children. Compared with halothane, isoflurane resulted in prolonged induction times and inferior induction scores due to increased salivation, coughing, breathholding and laryngospasm. However, whe...

anaesthesia in operations of congenital craniofacial abnormalities

some syndromes that are characterized by abnormalities of the skull, facial bones, and mandibule, most of these patients are from the pediatric population. for the anaesthetic management of patients with various craniofacial dysostosis are as follows: 1) the necessary for careful evaluation of the airway by simply observing the patient. 2) evaluation of the patient for abnormalities of the hear...

Effects of basal anaesthesia on cardiac function.

Schmidt's work in 1938 was considered to be the first to recognize that anaesthesia may influence physiological and pharmacological responses [7]. Despite this early warning, Olmsted and Page [17] reported that, between 1962 and 1964, 90-94 % of cardiovascular studies were still using anaesthetized animals. Although the proportion of investigations performed today in anaesthetized animals is no...

Anaesthesia Techniques for Caesarean Operations: Retrospective Analysis of Last Decade.

OBJECTIVE The technique of anaesthesia in caesarean sections is selected according to the patient's clinical presentation, experience of the anaesthesist and the patient's wishes. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the anaesthesia methods employed in our clinic in the last decade (2003-2012). METHODS Records of caesarean operations performed between 2003-2012 in the Anaesthesia departm...